Book Description
for Traveling the Freedom Road by Linda Barrett Osborne
From the Publisher
In association with the Library of Congress.
From the perspective of those who lived through a time of pain, strife, and hope comes a powerful message for Black History Month and all year long.
Told through unforgettable first-person accounts from slave narratives, journals, diaries, and other sources--much of it never before published for young people--this book is an overview of the antebellum South, the Civil War, and Reconstruction, 1800 to 1877. The perspectives of children and adults who lived through this time and witnessed its significant events are provided alongside photographs, engravings, news clippings, and other archival material held in the collections of the Library of Congress, and offer a poignant message for readers. A bibliography and an index round out the many offerings of this important addition to black history books for young readers.
F&P level: W
F&P genre: I
From the perspective of those who lived through a time of pain, strife, and hope comes a powerful message for Black History Month and all year long.
Told through unforgettable first-person accounts from slave narratives, journals, diaries, and other sources--much of it never before published for young people--this book is an overview of the antebellum South, the Civil War, and Reconstruction, 1800 to 1877. The perspectives of children and adults who lived through this time and witnessed its significant events are provided alongside photographs, engravings, news clippings, and other archival material held in the collections of the Library of Congress, and offer a poignant message for readers. A bibliography and an index round out the many offerings of this important addition to black history books for young readers.
F&P level: W
F&P genre: I
Publisher description retrieved from Google Books.
